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- ‘Westward Ho!’ – A Trip to Glasgow
- 2016-17 talks programme
- 2017 – 2018 Talks Programme
- 2018 -2019 Talks Programme
- A Childhood in Lassodie
- Aberdour Guided Walks
- Aberdour Guided Walks Booking Form
- April 2016 outing
- Burial place of MARGARET HALCRO, mother of EBENEZER & RALPH ERSKINE
- Burns and the Abbey’s Black Stool
- Cleaning Up Victorian Dunfermline
- Daniel Thomson: A Man of Many Parts
- Dippy the Dinosaur and Andrew Carnegie
- Dunfermline Foundry Company, 1816 to 1892
- Dunfermline Prison
- Gardening in Victorian Dunfermline
- George Kay & Sons, Coach-builders
- H & J Philp
- Hills of Fife – Dunfermline and West Fife Laundry
- John and Neil McLean of Lassodie
- John Goodall and Co. Ltd
- John Jackson & Sons, Coachbuilders
- JOHN McCHLERY Headmaster of McLean School 1848-1885
- JOURNEYING INTO WHITE ROSE COUNTRY
- Just A Laddie Frae Glamis?
- Mary Abernethy Thomson
- Michael Tod & Son Ltd, Engineers
- MRS MORE’S SEMINARY – REVISITED
- Mrs More’s Seminary for Young Ladies
- On “A Wee Borders Raid”
- PROFANING THE SABBATH IN THE 17th CENTURY
- PROVOST JAMES MOODIE
- Queen Margaret – How important was she to Scotland?
- Rev. RALPH ERSKINE (1685-1752) – SECESSIONIST MINISTER
- Robert the Bruce Buried Again
- Scottish Central Rubber Works
- Shopping for Clothes in Victorian Dunfermline
- Shopping for Food and Drink In Victorian Dunfermline
- Shopping For the Home in Victorian Dunfermline
- SIR WILLIAM BEVERIDGE
- Talks programme 2015-2016
- The ‘Pernicious’ Society of Dunfermline Wheepmen
- The Abbey Graveyard Toolhouse
- The Battle of Kinghorn
- The Black, Blue and Red Rows
- THE CHEQUERED HISTORY OF DUNFERMLINE`S COKETE SEAL
- The Dunfermline Volunteers Bazaar
- The Graveyard Gun
- The Lassodie Fountain
- The Lost Village of Lassodie
- The New Abbey Church
- The Rt. Hon. WILLIAM ADAMSON, P.C., M.P.
- The Tramp and the Minister’s Dinner
- There Was a Soldier – a Polish Soldier………
- Trip to Dundee – 28th April 2018
- Unexpected appearance of Adam Smith
- UPDATE ON DUNFERMLINE`S COLOURED ROWS
- Welcome
- What Happened to the Monks?
- William Richmond, Clay Pipe Manufacturer
- William Stark – Dunfermline’s ‘Genius’ Architect